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That children should be excluded from public places is quite simply discrimination.
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Guest lecturer Terry Waite wants to shed some light on crime and punishment.
How a pink shirt inspired a stand against bullying
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Celebrity deaths that shocked the world this year
Rising stars gone too soon, tragic overdoses and legends bowing out of the spotlight.
Overbridge incident resolved in Hamilton
Police have resolved an incident in Hamilton involving a distressed teenage girl.
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The vital element often forgotten when considering your personality type.
Nicky Stevens' family in call for more whānau support
Health Minister says the Stevens' story is important to help inform Government response.
Terrified British man facing death penalty in Bali
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NZ trial offers hope against severe mood disorders
Researchers are eyeing a fresh way to help Kiwis battling with severe mood disorders.
Nicky Stevens' family to discuss damning Coroner's rulings with Health Minister
Nicky Stevens died while in the care of Waikato DHB's mental health facility in 2015.
How Hollywood's favourite actor Johnny Depp lost it all
How Hollywood's wild child went downhill - fast.
Catholic priest's appalling funeral sermon
A catholic priest has criticised a teenager in his sermon at the boy's own funeral.
Sandy Hook Elementary evacuated after threat on sixth anniversary of massacre
The school was evacuated today on the sixth anniversary of the historic mass shooting.
EDS patients face discrimination - advocate
EDS sufferers on destructive pathway with "it's all in your head" advice, advocate says.
The reality of Christmas for abused Kiwi kids
Comment: For many it really is the most wonderful time of the year. But not for all.
Bedridden and broken: Mental disorder labels reduce access to care
Criminologist with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome offered behaviour therapy by psychiatrist.
Viewpoint NZ: Q&A with Santa and the Bay Sausage Rollers
Video news from around the regions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Choked nurse yet to be cleared to work again
Hawke's Bay mental health nurse remains off work after being choked by a patient.
Reiha: No change to 'loophole' to protect vulnerable children
A law change urged following the suicide of Reiha McLelland, 13, did not happen.
Doctor X gives evidence in Kiwi's Samoan prison death inquest
Hans Dalton's responsible clinician will give evidence behind a shroud of anonymity.
Samoan Govt refuses to disclose evidence over Kiwi's death
An inmate was initially charged and convicted with the mentally ill Kiwi man's murder.
Failures in probe before Reiha McLelland's suicide
IPCA finds fault in police handling of teacher Sam Back's contact with 13-year-old girl.
Nichola's story: 'You'd never believe this would happen in NZ'
Nichola Smith says doctors believe she is making up symptoms despite her EDS diagnosis.
'Fighting for my life': Refused treatment for 'fake' sickness
Factitious disorder label damaging for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome patients who need treatment.
Life at stake: Doctor pleads case for desperate patient
Steph Aston has been diagnosed with a life-threatening disease - but she can't get help.
Where you're born influences the person you become
Some are taught they're in control of their happiness – which makes them more indulgent.
Mum hit rock bottom then ended up a fitness model
Justine Whitchurch's life spiralled out of control until she thought she was going to die.
Lizzie Marvelly: Mental health report huge wake-up call
COMMENT: Mental health system is broken and getting help relies on lucky roll of a dice.
Maggie Barry whistle-blower threatened with legal action
Parliamentary Service told the staffer to desist or it would be "forced" to act.
Over 200 suspected suicides associated with DHB failings
Findings are "incredibly concerting," says commissioner.